Longfellow Road Dental Practice offer a child friendly check up day to encourage children to attend the dentist without feeling anxious, on these days they only see children and have lots of fun things going on to make them feel at ease. should you wish to book, all you need to do is call 02476451569 […]
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Place2Be launched the first-ever Children’s Mental Health Week in 2015. The week exists to empower, equip and give a voice to every child in the UK. Now in its 10th year, they hope to encourage more people than ever to get involved in helping us reach our goal that no child or young person has to face
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This week we have started to make changes to our lunchtime provision. Our OPAL program was launched on Tuesday morning with the theme, ‘try anything’. The children have fully embraced the changes we have implemented so far. Here is what our children had to say, “We get to play in bigger spaces and I like
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“The #1 teen dating website in the world” 🤔😲 That’s the claim of MyLOL, which offers 13 to 19-year-olds the chance to rate each other’s pics, send private messages and contact strangers online. If that sets your alarm bells ringing, you’re far from alone: law enforcement agencies and schools in several countries have seen fit to
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Sleep issues are common for children and young people and can have a huge impact on the quality of family life. This two-hour workshop looks at theimportance of sleep, understanding sleep cycles, causes of sleep issues and what you can do to support your child to sleep better.This session will be delivered by a parenting
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The newest research shows that the period of adolescence can begin around 10 years and may continue up to 25 years! So, if you think your 10-year-old already acts like a teenager that’s probably because the changes in the brain that take place during adolescence may have already started! It also tells us that this